The importance of GDP
The gross domestic product (GDP) is the most objective data to measure the national strength of each country. Wall Street financial experts will use this value to establish and estimate future economic data, as well as the growth of the stock market and individual companies.
Why provide this querier?
When we calculate the discounted cash flow model (DCF), we need to use the GDP data of the United States.
The features provided
It has two features:
- Entering two sets of different values, you can query the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) between any two years; the average growth rate and compound growth rate will be provided.
- If the two years entered are the same, you can query the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) for that year
How to use this querier?
Readers can click on this link to connect and use the US gross domestic product (GDP) querier designed by me. After you onnected to the querier, you can see the following screen:
You only need to enter two fileds:
- Starting Year: For example, in the example in the screen, we enter 1961
- Ending Year: For example, in the example in the screen, we enter 2021
After the input is completed, click the “Query” button on the screen, and you can see the query results in the “Query Results” area below.
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